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Again, the chart is silly and devoid of context, but is simultaneously a reminder of our failure in making government services a safety net rather than a springboard.

I understand why this is being widely mocked, but I also understand the thought process behind it. It does, objectively sound bizarre that the government pays half a million 16-24yo PIP, when we don’t even have national service or other schemes for those age groups.

Left my tiny dog with my cousin while I was in SF for 6 weeks. Apparently her youngest boy now randomly growls 😂

It doesn’t matter that the Tesla Roadster (in this format) may never reach production. We should celebrate that it exists. This is how we get to flying cars - being brave, taking risks, pushing boundaries. This is where I appreciate Elon’s ambition.